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601.
by fock 6y ago
Actually I (never took an algorithms class, so I would definitely have to brush up on execution of the basics there) thought this questions were not that bad, the newer reports seem much harder (or are plain exaggeration by the "leet&q
602.
by fock 6y ago
but what puzzles me about that direct sunlight recommendation: is it full-body (which is kinda impractical for most), shorts or trousers, how does it scale? Basically, 10-30 minutes just equates to what you should do anyway: go out and prac
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by fock 6y ago
maybe it doesn't need a SV-salary engineer to swap harddrives. Just pick (hehe) three good ones of the AMZ-warehouse people, train him/her and you'll have a very happy employee which is around fulltime (or three of them) and
604.
by fock 6y ago
because it's not interesting too me currently. Also, the market is saturated and competing on such a market (especially if it's invaded by cash-burning startups) isn't fun for sure.
605.
by fock 6y ago
I guess, you can operate a very good and featureful food delivery SaaS for a lot less if you skip GoogleAds, ridiculous mid 6 figure salaries (for a similar job in every place except SV) and building an exploratory machine learning arm to c
606.
by fock 6y ago
I think it works fine as well, especially as adblocking (which already works for some time now for me?) removes a lot of load - I think in raw perceived speed, Chrome might still lead on adfree-sites. More recently it also stopped crashing
607.
by fock 6y ago
so basically the invisible hand will take action and adjust to this more sustainable conditions (and now don't tell me, that a system, where a lot of people are obese and opioid-dependent, is sustainable...)
608.
by fock 6y ago
I think the difference is that, while before personal health was only on the line on an individual basis, now it's on the line on a collective basis and AMZ apparently seems to not care for human life in general...
609.
by fock 6y ago
best thing: you could easily pack your static Hugo binary in a container with nothing else. But somehow nobody does this without talking about microkernels (and probably internal google-apps)
610.
by fock 6y ago
search for some exotic aircrafts on google (e.g. "Polikarpov I-3", "Polikarpov Il-400") - all you will find is wikipedia, scale-model ads and the odd pinterest (which isn't usable without an account and often doesn&
611.
by fock 6y ago
I'm not sure, where you live, but here (Europe) car dealers are generally in the kind of urban sprawl, where industry and shopping malls are located as well. And the typical lifestyle brands have a lot of show-rooms in inner cities as
612.
by fock 6y ago
so, the big question for me is: these tools generally package a lot of functionality in their "no-code" wrappings, otherwise they would be near useless (for example see LabView and Co, which are painful to work in and interestin
613.
by fock 6y ago
discord has them too and does them even better. + it runs in a browser...
614.
by fock 6y ago
and then they combine that with an insistence on using their un-sandboxed app. Well, seems like the same magic, the yahoo-toolbar used back in the day...
615.
by fock 6y ago
would you mind explaining what kind of screen you are using/meeting you are in, where 20 people need to/can see and speak to each other within a split-second?
616.
by fock 6y ago
well, whatever the linux client does, the browser client sucks really hard...
617.
by fock 6y ago
so seems, like I'm not the only one finding the Zoom experience lacking: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23012749 And yeah, it's quite funny, how noone proposting has a measured opinion, it's always: Zoo
618.
by fock 6y ago
well, if I could share more than one app, it would be fine, but I can't. And sincerely: just sending everyone a 1440p@4fps stream of a presentation is both wasteful and useless (I the receiving party has a FHD screeny), very far from p
619.
by fock 6y ago
so, do you mind telling me, how I can get this fantastic video quality. Since we (university) don't want to share our whole desktop (and some are using Windows, so xephyr is out as well), a lot of people got OBS+some virtual webcam. No
620.
by fock 6y ago
looks like wallabag to me
621.
by fock 6y ago
I think they baited you with their "loook, movement" replacement videos. As far as I can tell, their inputs have a fixed background and are of constant exposure and camera position.
622.
by fock 6y ago
And can your solution do what studios want, namely process a 4K-video artifact free, when played back on a cinema screen? I doesn't look like that tbh if I watch the second video ("Ours real" is your work?). And yeah, it requ
623.
by fock 6y ago
I really think there's a lot of stuff easier to prepare and of much better nutritional value you can put in a freezer (which generally only works until power runs out). But hey, let's buy 100lbs of flour and put it in a freezer be
624.
by fock 6y ago
actually dash-to-dock is working just fine for multiple monitors (and given the strange UI paradigm of Gnome basically a must have). The ubuntu-dock is just a none-configurable version of that. AND in 20.04 the full dash-to-dock just vanish
625.
by fock 6y ago
but interestingly this seems to be the same service (+ advertising with rsync) just 10 years later
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Nearly all Covid-19 patients put on ventilators die in New York clinic(edition.cnn.com)
6 points by fock 6y ago|2 comments
627.
by fock 6y ago
yeah, I reckon that. But compared to the old caste systems the people on top tend to show even less regard for the ones down (because they are so great and all selfmade!)
628.
by fock 6y ago
the one where people somehow think, the status quo is god-given and that it's their godly duty to give alms. And no, Bill Gates is not an example for that - I think it's basically limited to the 3rd world, people in the US are sti
629.
by fock 6y ago
also we've thankfully left behind the age of caste systems, where you just were poor, because well, peasants be peasants. Today I don't see any rich people engaging in that kind of (really screw up, if you think about it) "ph
630.
by fock 7y ago
and the very funny thing is that they apparently don't do any compression at all on screens, so in one meeting I got a 2560x1440-feed (with 4 fps...). Was horribly slow on the VM I used (because the web-interface was not working at tha

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